[JayBee]

Hi there, tis me again - JayBee, the wannabe artist who hasn't actually posted any art in weeks, but who keeps throwing his comments in here like confetti

Anyway, just a question (and yes, I know I've been as guilty of this as anybody):

Is it just me, or has order and decency totally broken down on this forum since about five seconds after Spooge left?

Lots of flame wars, and I've never noticed any before (much less taken part in any before!). Co-incidence, or is there some higher factor at work here ?

Oh, and PS - this is meant to be a light hearted thread to discuss what's been happening over the past few days. I don't intend to start off a war of vilification, or people posting there own personal hit-lists.... I'm just scared I'd end up on too many of them

Right doods. I'm off to TRY and paint something worthy of this forum...

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[Nex]

I noticed the same.

Well, I don't think this has anything to do with spooge at all. I just think its a coincidence.

When faustgfx posts there is always a bit flame war flying in the air. Mostly because some ppl can't handle him I think.

And the other thing was the binder flame war which is mostly his own fault. He choose a bad way of entering the community.

oops didnt you say you don't want names?

(Well we all know who we are talking about so lets just face it the way it is.)

I think the fact that spooge is away has nothing at all to do with this.

I guess its just normal that with a lot of creative people there are a lot of people that are just a bit off center or hard to understand in their motives.. and that leads to some flameing. Artists ARE just plain said a bit more on the emotional side than others.

maybe its just the end of summer thats causing some mild depressions here :/

[This message has been edited by Nex (edited September 10, 2000).]

[Count Zero]

I haven't noticed anything... 8)
Guess I should take off my sunglasses or sumtin'.

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